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bi-level
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bi-lev·el or bi·lev·el (blvl)
adj.
1. Having or existing on two levels: a bi-level passenger coach; a bi-level marketing campaign.
2. Divided vertically into two ground-floor levels: a bi-level home.
n.
A dwelling that is divided vertically into two ground-floor levels.
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